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The boys begin an archaeological dig after Grumio unearths a brooch while on the toilet; when an archaeology professor goes missing, the boys, who paid him a recent visit, are suspected.
The boys begin an archaeological dig after Grumio unearths a brooch while on the toilet; when an archaeology professor goes missing, the boys, who paid him a recent visit, are suspected.
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S5, EP8 "The Wedding"Jason's brother Darius is getting married and Marcus wants to hire out the Crown and Toga, while Grumio offers to be the planner; but then they find out that Darius is a serial jilter; elsewhere, Marcus clashes with their lazy postman.
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S5, EP7 "The New Flat"The boys face uncertainty when their landlord evicts them without notice from their flat.
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S5, EP6 "The Dig"The boys begin an archaeological dig after Grumio unearths a brooch while on the toilet; when an archaeology professor goes missing, the boys, who paid him a recent visit, are suspected.
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S5, EP5 "The Hooligans"The boys attempt to infiltrate a firm of chariot hooligans, to get some big drinkers into their bar; Grumio is soon welcomed into the fold by Paulus; Marcus falls out with Gloria.
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